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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-06-09
Saturday. July 9. 1897

the house and lot in Pulaski. bounded
north by Washington street, east by the
lot Of Mrs. Buck S-nith, south by J. G,
W alker, west by the Methodist district par
sonage, fronting 60 feet on Washington
and ITO feet deep, being tho same conveyed
Levied on as the property of defendant.
J. POLK ENGLISH, Shift.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-06-09

Mrs. Il. s. Ehcrline OF heokuk, Iowa,
was saved from death by Consumption
by Peru ma.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

B. F. Moore 81 Co. VS.. r. s. Williams.
OY virtue of vendi exponas issued to
EJ e from the circuit court of Giles conn
ty in this cause viii offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at the couIt house door in
Pulaski, for cash, on
Saturday, July 2, 1887,
the house and lot in Pulaski bounded
north by Washington street, cast by the lot
of Mrs. Buck Smith, south by J. c. Walker,
west by the Meth odist district parsonage
fronting 90 feet on Washington and ITO feet
deep, bong the same conveyed BY Cary
Gilbert to Lucinda Wilkerson. Levied on
as the property of defendant.
j. POLK ENGLISH, Shift.
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Mrs. G. L. Gregory, Las Vegas, San
Mis- uel Co., New Mexico, is satisfied
LB-cu-pi-a saued her lite.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,


'" N. Lindsay VS.. Z. s. Williams.
by virtue of vendi exponas issued to me
~ from the circuit court of G lies county in
this cause,I viii offer for sale to the highest
bidder, at the court house door in Pulaski.
for cash on
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ANvrwup,,,, UngnIlnut thrust


The Q1een's jubilee has cent the writers
to their histories and caused some OF them
to mako odd comparisons, while Others
have cut themselves loose on hitalutin
writing. The New York Times has been
utterly demoralized in its arithmetic de.
partment. This esteemed Cotempary re-
calls that Henry III reigned fifty years
and died st the comfortable !age Of g.
Edward III, who wore the crown for @
few months more than half q century,
passed away ut the ago OF Is. Ard then
the Times sSys with al! seriousness: THUS
Qaeen Victory hGa Lived longer ;han both
OF these." Let ua zee how this ia. Both
OF .tego" lived, Henry 66 plus Edward to,
which figures foo: up about l3l. We
don't ike to :Link OF Her Majesty 40 hsv.
ing lived longer than l3l yeais.-
Before TIE Times TUNED NugTump it
wouldn't have s.id 20 uDgallslt 8 thing.
No thoroughly re!'aelO Republican news-
paper has Enarrsd tho isa,ire character Of
the occasion by any rude remarks.
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Wattcr&ou, OF the LgnsNi!iv Courier
Journal, does no: Ike Geo:se William
Curtis, and refers to him thus:
The editor OF Hdrper's Httkly has paaaed
his life travelling around circle OF bic own
conceite. He Enows leeg thaD nothing Of
his OWL EGiive country and Is as uE-
American as he is undemCcIslic. The
least OF tie fashionable toibles which en-
gage the attention Of European society
seems to AWAKEN mere IEitrest i'll hls
bosom than the g,eatcst Affairs Of palmer
iolk at home; AID when he happcDR, IS
he occasionally ttea, TO turn to his dom.
estic ahaiIs he tfeata them CO bits Of
SeVres glassware
With rose In his cost Rul n Fill to his shirt,
Ills ho.iesT HorTurs nr5 mankind and u!Tt.
II Mr.. Curtis ideal Republic could be
set % ct Waghiugt9u the Government Of
the United S.aua TUull be represented
by ir6zan stare, mounted upon en- eye.
glass, and clad in white tie.
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ChEWo JiF''
Olla,s there has hreu aGowrpsrd ten,
dency in iron, u~iHg 70 pTerpToduction At
home and HEAVY impoT'0.ioHn if1rn abroad.
Under tho stimulus OF the greut rail way
demand that hrs preyai!ud Hincn lEat rum
mar, production has been puphed 10 the
utmost, the output Of raw material having
been Eupp.emcnied by tho ncw north
Alabama inirug and those Of tho Gogehic
region in Michigan. In The meanwhile
priccg were naint,inG4 until foreign In.
por;stion9 Interested 10 EGCh an extent 40
10 become neiiOua CoGp0blinn. Then
a!eOl rails Lioppnd in p,ico, aud ROW Ers.
eenrr iron haB ioIIoYrd tbs Rame courfO.
Nails gru dull md pricea are stiii "enk-
ening. J6bbrm stat" that the demand Tor
MALTA in the WestGrn States and Tcri!!o'icP
hag Diminished in just Rb0nt tho ratio in
which barhtd Wir1 hm taken The pIacn OF
boards for feucfoR pHFPaaes, While wire
nsiIg have for aonG purposes taken The
place OF cnt nails, and caused competition
10 be gDnesha. sharper than would other.
wise have exlsted.
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. { Q1atellfiQetuer,
: WHEELING, W. VA, MAY ~, 1887.


J, Tho brewers Of the United statee, In
convention assembled, don't eeem to SEQ
anything. They arc against prohibition,
Of course, Tor the tendency oil that Ia to
benefit tho distillers at the cost Of the
brewers. They are also against high
license, and their aim seems to be to as
certain how to maintain the greatest nun.
! Der Of saloons to tho square mile, and then
jump in to keep the business up to the
maximum. =
There are somc very intelligent men
among the brewers Of the United States.
They read the newspapers and ought to
knoS what Is going ION. Knowing, they
ought to profit. Perhaps no.clRss Of men
could do more for Themselves, than these
very brewers. II they could bring them
selves to refrain from encouraging spy'
body and everybody to engage in the 60
loon bupiness; II they would use theil
great unquestioned influence with thei,
customers to induce them 10 observc the
laws intended to regulate them, the brew
ers would not only BIO doing society goot
turn, but they would very much strength
en- their own position.
On the question OF high license th'
brewers, ss their national association
speaku for them, are in entire harmon!
with tho ProhibiLiorifts. Both prefer
! for quite diaereR. ,easops, to have thu
saloon 60 as free as possible OF contro
aud taxation. But here tho conservative
men Of the Republic step in and Gay tc
the allies: &c! you both out Of the way
We are going to regulate this dangerous
business, wo are going to make it pay 6
high prizes, and wo are going to do dea
Of wedding out before We get through.
In come localities earlier than in other
the brewers may have occasion to regret
that they couldn't gee more clearly thar
to stand with tie ProhibitiouiEte sgainst
high license.
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many Of the traits Of genius cannot DO de.
MED, and hia very faults were those Of
q great mind. ~ w 8. ,. r.


Chicago Tintt. = rs NJ ~
The very rapid rise in coffee In price
during the past eight months Is attracting
much attention, % 1t affects almost every
family not only In this country, but in
western, Europe. The immediate cause
Of thia rlse Is the very short crop In Bra.
I'll, which raises 60 percent OF tho worlds
supply. Other causes have been silently
at work which would have brought nbou,
the same result sooner or later, prominent
among them being the fact Of tho won.
derlul increase in the consumption Of
coirne 67'TIe,E n.H.E Y. n 20 = 49,. -stHi
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Colonel Livingstone, Of Georgin, unde!
stants the Grt IL putting things, and he
s!rucz the keynote OF tbs atna:ioa when
he Inado tina reInGrE 20 tho Southern
Presbyteriang &! St. Leu,s on Tueaday:
Shall bnsiGras Iarr mako peace, ehal'
soldiers make peace, rha!l poIiyiciEnq MAKE
peace, aud The church NJ The Prince o!
Peacs remain pfruder? There IL ouch Q
thing az fI1htingtcu long. TIE North has
the bulge on you, and il you don't urbi
tra!e tGs vii avalon you and absorb ytu
Her chp.cG 10 : national Prpehyterihr
church. Its progH gsiye, and l want the
Southern church u1ltHd with her.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

n
BY virtue OF deed Of trast made by g. Charles
Eschstruth u me nS trustee, dated August a. 1855
recorded IN tho oflce OF the CLERK Of toe County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed OF
rust Book no. lG, page 2S5, viii scl nj the north
!foRt door OF the Court House OF SAID county. Gu
SATURDAY. the 25th DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. T.. the following de-
scrbed property, that is 10 SaS: The solth Thirty.
three feet Of Lot number Eleven IN sQuare mum.
Der Six, IN the city OF Wheeling ohio county, ".
Va and in that part Of said city formerly called
the Town OF Souta Wheeling.
TERMS OF StLe-0ne.third and rs much more rs
the purchaser elects TO pay IN cash on the day Of sale
the DalAnce In two equal instaluncutS payable In
one and two years itOin the day OF sale with utter
est from that day the purchaser 10 give his notes
for the deferred payments, and sccute the same by
deed OF trust upon the property, and insu ance
policies upon the buildings 10 the satisfaction OF
the trustee
Title believed good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only the iitlc vested In me-
W J. v. CUwDES, Trustee.
W. ". HALLEE, Auctionecr. ny23
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OF. Klunder, Of No. 9O7 Broadway, New
York, Is one Of the best.known florists In
America. Florists, like other persons, are
subject to the Ills Of lie, notwithstanding
the fragrance surrounding their calling,
but like other persons they can DO cured
Of their ills. MIR. Klunder writes: as !.
l cordially recommend Allcock's Porous
PlasteIs. l have found them, after ten
years constant use, wonderfully eilica.
clous in coughs, colds, pains In side, back
and chest. AS chest projectors and Bhielda
against changes In tho weather they are
invaluable. My dollhouse men use a grea,
many, and I and family are never without
this never-failing external remedy.
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Wheeling Park,


HAS BEEN OPENED FOR THE SEASON.
Ponr FirStclRss Bowling Alleys and numerous
other anuselncntS for Young and Old.
Refreshments oil all kinds on the grOunds
rb-Ginnd Concert by the Opera House Orchestra
every sunday afternoon.
ADMISSION:
Adults. 10 cents; Children under 70 year,, 5
cents: hoIscs cents each.
fpecial arrangements for PICSlCS can be
maize nj the ullicC Of the Wheeling Il Elm Grove
Railroad Conn my.
FOR TIE FOURTH OF JULY!
Special attractions and the entire Orcra House
Orchestra BAND CONRAD IillSCIi.
mylOTuIP kprrrfnrr
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We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken In exchange for the natchlees
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
menta. Gall on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co.,
SIS Twelfth street.
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FOR SALEE.

One OF the most desirable and substantial resi-
tcICcs within the city, situated on nUrtheast cor.
ner oil Chapline and Fourteenth streets house
numbered 1910 Chapliue street: the lot fronts &C
feet on pline street Terms OF payment, easy,
one-h!!h cash, balance In equal annual payments
with interest payable annually. Fifteen years
time given II de.ir,d.
No. 10 Twelfth street, full lot co By 100 feet. q
roomcd house on front, II I roomed house on
alley. Price, s!,5O0.
desirable residence AT Beech Bottom, on the
line OF the r., ". & ny. Railroad, u miles from
Wheeling, consisting OF new frame houSe aud IL
acres Of hand; will exchange for deslIable city
property.
No Gj North Front street, ground fronting 60 feet
and running back al equal width to river.
No. lS7 south Fem hueet. six rOomGd frame
house with etonc foundation and basement, wash.
room. cellar aud coal house; ground fronting ~
fee,, running back IN feet. Price, $3.50.
Lot No. LIS southwest corner OF Virginia and
South York Streets with part OF lot No. Ib6 Ia all
fronting g. feet OIL Virginia street aud 10 fee. on
South York street.
No 10 sixteenth st:cct; on frst floor Is dining.
room. kitchen, pantry. wash house aud coal house
second floor Is two rooms aud hall: third floor,
three rooms and hall nAnished n,tic, ILLUMINATING
gas throughout, water On inst and third floors,
side entrance: ground Is ieet front. running back
CO feet; can now be bought for Sl,,OJ
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The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling ior
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 r. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets 10 parties Of five
or more. One week OF pleasure, beauti'
ful scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling
For rites apply to Frank Booth or Capt
Charles Muhloman, Wheeling, W. Va.
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The New York InGpcnde1t has gathered
from varicu. church publications the fol.
loving Btst!stic5 i'll re2G,d to the numeri-
cal strength Of the pr;acipsl religious de-
nominations in This country. Wa quote
from The compilation az iollow2:
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FOR RENT.

Two rooms on fnt ioor, No. llsG ChaplIne strtet,
with Natural Gas.
Two roOms on trst floor, No. lilo ChaplIna street,
with Natural Gas.
No. Ill Virginia street, s roorS s. o..
No. $50 National Road, IS 10 II month.
No. l7l9 Eof street, rooms, Sl2 10 n month,
No. lf2l Enh street rooms. ST. 90 month.
No. l0i Fifteenth street. SLIGO month.
No. SSizteenth street, store room, SIS 70.
Stor-soom southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Woods Streets
Store Room. No 2l53 Main street, with natural
gas, $40 70 d month.
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Sandusky vs.. Wheeling!
TRUsTEE's SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF EAST WHEEL

Il ING REAL ESTATE. 9fsl slN KS Il
BY vtrtue OF decd OF trust mAde by Maria II,
Mills and John Mills, her husband, to me "a trus-
tee, bearing date Oh tho frst day Of Nay, In tho
year ono thousand eight hundred and Cighty.Ayc,
and recorded In the Office Of tho Clerk OF tnc Coun.
y Court OF Ohio county, Wet Virginia, 10 Deed Of
Trust Book No. q page ls9, will proceed 10 sell
a public auction al the trout door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio county, In wheeling, W. Va on
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1857, ", I. Z.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, tho following do
tcribcd property, that Is 10 say: tho cast half OF
the lot or parcel Of ground lying aud being on tho
north side OF Fifteenth formerly Centre) street,
between Jacob and Wood formerly sixth aud
Wheeling which was laid oil into lots by William
W. shriver, tho said lot or parcel OF ground being
dcslgnhtd as lot numbered eight (s) on the plat oil
said addition, the portion 10 DO sod fronting
thirty 1907 feet on Fifteenth formerly Uentre)
street, and excluding backward Of All Uniform
width 10 public alley In the rear Of said LOT, 10.
gethcr with all and singular the hercditanenuR and
Appurtenanccs thefeunlo belonging, or In any wise
appcrtaining. asr 1ssr
'fEKXs oF sALE- onethird Of tho purchase
money, or az much moro as the purchaser may
elect 70 pay, cash III hand gu the day Of sale, aud
any residue In two equal inStalmeuts payable In
one and two years frem the day OF sale with inter
est from that day, payable semi.annuAlly the pur
chaser 10 give his notes for tho deIeried inStAI.
monts. and to secure the same by deed Of trust
building 10 the satisfaction OF the trustee. HH1
Title believed good. but selling as trustee shall
convey only such title as Is vested In mo BY tho
above mentioned deed.
GEORGE r. E. GILCHRlsT, Trustee. &
J, G, HERvRY, AuCtioneer. 5f .s .r,.Es myG
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SATURDAY, JUNE 1s, 1857.


commencing at 10 O'Clock A. II at .1s f5o1t door
oil the Court House Of said county. the following
described property that is osay: All that tract or
parcel OF land on Wheeling creek In said Ohio
county. bounced aud described as follows viz;
Beginning At a stake on the banks VI wheeling
creek 10 line with the present hedge fence bound.
Ing the land formerly owned by William TallAnt
and afterwards by Beverly 81. Eof in trut for
Helen G., the wife Of John p Gilchrist which
stake Is corner Of said land thence to, with and
from raid hedge south Go east 81 b0l0o poles 10
land held in trust Aforesaid for Helen C.Gchrist;
aud thence down Ai1 creek with the mcauders
thereof ~ SS-lC0 poles 10 the beginning, contain.
Ing four acres, three roods and thity.two perchcs
more or less together with all the right titls and
interest OF said parties OF the t part In aud 10 The
creek where It biuds or bounds SAID land being the
same properly conveyed 10 SAID MargarellA @.
McCRbe BY +. L. IIoge, trustee, by deed dated May
&c, 1877. and Of record III said Clerks office III deed
book g., pages 81 and IS.
Title Is believed to be perfect but selling as
truhtee shail only convey such title rs Is vested
III me by said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SAlE-One-third OF the purchase
money, and as mucn more as the purchaser may
elect 10 psy In cash on the day Of sale the residue
In two equal irs.Allments at ope aud two ycAS re-
spectrely, with interest from dag Of sale the pur.
chaser 10 give notes for the deferred ilstallmenls
with security approved By the trustee, and the
title to be retained until payment In full, or, at the
option OF the purchaser deed Of trust 10 be given
upon the property 10 secure the deferred Install
menS THO5 uBklES, Trustee
The Undersigned desiring that the property
above mentioned may sell for as much as possible
agree to unto with the trustee In deed to tho
purchaser. ROBERT 4. MCCABE,
myl7 NJ, C MCCABE
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It's wise OF evils 10 select the least,
AND turn III fortune tOsOmegoOd insult.
The last quotation is rather "chest-
nut" in common pErlance, but the idea
was such common property that Thomas
a kem2iB borrowed it from Ch6ucer,
Prior from 8 kempia, and hcsts o. lesser
Iighta On down even to this day; and il it
be true tina! thought belongs, re. 10 him
who expressed it frat, bu. to him who ex.
presses it best, Genin cen enter the Int
an claim this idea as bis own.
In the book is SLIGO printa! m ode 10
Napoleon, written when the fallen con.
querer was on Elba. The opening HtAIzs
lol!ows:
How week the props Of human trust
u cIr hly uiugS go down ia duS:.
The chief who ordered many throne,
Who viewed great nations Us hlE own,
The friend OF merit and her train
Or seen In princes or In swain
j. ref OF lofty sway hrw HOOn
What darEEc's clouds his blHzing nCoal
In RlRnCing over this work, the idea
forcihly sng2oBis itself that had Thomas
II. Geuin abandoned the lNw and devoted
his talents to cultiYatiDg his nusa, hin
name would be to-day among thogn on
the Tol'R nj fame. Ths. he rnapaspod
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TRAykAERs' GUIDE,

4 RpIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
L. TRAlSS-on And Gt.nr Ap.il |. lSs7-ExrLk-
RATION or REFERENCE MARES. .DSIly. tSup5,y
excepted. MONDAY eSCepted.-EaSiern Standard
Linn:
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The man who Is religious on Sundays
only Is ALWAYS honest II well watched
Pitsbur1h Dispntch
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JAMES ~. HENRY,

J X NJ rs u. V1MIN NH,
Real Estate Agent. Collector and Notary Public.
rn-PcrSonAl attention given TO Renting Fou,es
Collecting Rents Purchase aud sale Of Real Estate;
Notary Com mission Med In Pension illce pcusi III
Vouchers certified. Dispositions taken III Pcusiou
Claims: Decis, Leases. Agreement RpI other
written instruments prepared ms Collection Of
Accounts specially mud prompt returns made.
Iny26 OFFICE, No 1911 MARKET ST,
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TuEsnAY. IuEE Fl. ISL.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LEATHER
J. WOOD PROPERTY.
ty virtue OF deed Of trust made BY MaIgaIetta
@. McCabe with Robert A. Mecabe. her husband,
10 me as trustee, dated April lS 1851, and recorded
In the office OF the Clerk OF the County court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia, In deed Of trust book
No. II. page 6l3, shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, on
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STAMMEhIEG CURED,

System batC[! urOm natures laws. NO SECRECY
-Hu TI!lCkd systccI explained to those inter.
pHtnd
Testimonials from physicians educators and
patrons. who have rcrntvel benefit from tho method
Of Instruction. AhhrrE.
MIS-. NJ. SThVEE5 HART Principal,
Washington School OF El0cutlon and English
Language,
DOi N. 81, n. W, Washington, Do
Students boarded In family OF Principal.
fgI
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

4
BY virtue OF decd OF trust made by Sophia
Catherine Frank and John Frank, her husband, to
K G. barr as trustee. tcattng date OF the 10th day
Of Janusry, 1881, and recorded III the office Of the
Clerk OF the County tourt Of Ohio county, West
ana by virtue OF an order Of the Circuit Court Of
ohio county, Part l, made April q, 1887 substi-
tuting mo rs trustee for H. Barr, now de- eahed,
shall sell at public auction at the front door Of
tho Court houie Of Ohio county, In wheeling, ".
TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, tho following do.
scribed properly, that Is to say: The south one
third Of LOT No sixty eight lts) fronting on tho
cast side OF Main street In the sixth ward OF
Wheeling. ". Va, and running back nom sid
street with an even twenty-five ieet In width 10 tho
alley at the east end OF sald lot together with the
buildings and improvements on sud third Of fAid
lot and all the privileges and appurcnanCes there
unto belonging, being the Sane property conveyed
10 said Sophia katherine Faux by the Peoples
BRnK by deed OF same date as this said deed OF
trust
TERMS OF SALE one-third OF the, purchase
money, or az much more rs tho purchaser may
elect 70 pay, cash In hand on the day Of sale, and
auy residue In three equal instruments payable In
tix, twelve and eighteen months from the DAY Of
sale with Interest from that day, the purchaser TO
give his notes for the deferred ilstnlments aud 10
secure the same by deed OF trust upon the prop
eriy and insurance policy upon the building 70 tie
Saur faction OF the trustee. 500
Title believed good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such title Rs Is vested III me by the
above mentioned deed. IS
s. G. SMITH, Trustee.
W. H. HALLER, Aue.ioneer. myI
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Why shnud'st thou.
With srHrce Ru ueful thought declairl 50 long,
| And take my time, more precious than Thy lore?
No vulgar mind Ger brought folly forth.
But straight it went TO wOrsh!ping It's spawn.
Ambition kills when In Respondent bloom,
| And aulIs It's gies!ts 10 aR early gave.
Vice, timely banlshed, gives TO virtue birth.
tt. untrue picture that presents no shade
PcrrCFHe are human kind:
They msdly rush o. woe, then heaven arraIgn.
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B. S;Ew, ri !, q.

iFoR!SALE-oNE SECONDHAND
~ BASKET Phsoton In perfect order. Cost el7s %;
will be sold for SIS 90 Enquire a l2rS Main ltreet
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